To provide bespoke services in Nigeria’s travel and tourism industry, Townsway Travels has opened a state-of-the-art office in Lagos. It plans to have presence in key cities in Nigeria and Accra, Ghana in the next few months. The state-of-art technologically fitted office located at Agindingbi Road, Ikeja, Lagos is strategically placed to provide unparalleled services, such, as ticketing, student visa, flexible payment plan, negotiation special/discounted corporate airfare, worldwide preferred hotel rates and car rental programmers, among others. Townsway Travels, which is affiliated with over 100 schools abroad, is also in the forefront of ensuring Nigerian youth get quality education abroad in the areas of sciences and key developmental courses that would help in the advancement of the country.
The Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Townsway Travels, Mrs. Marian Oluwadare, said that the mission of the company is to pursue its endeavors with the highest level of dedication, insight and professionalism, as well as preserving the confidentiality of clients affairs at all times. “Our ambition is to take part in the vision of our clients, and to excel in the quality of services provided, ensuring that the expectations placed on us are at least completely met, if not exceeded. And to bring to bear our extensive knowledge and long-standing experience in the travel market,” she added. Speaking on the value addition to be provided, she revealed that Townsway Travels has deployed the state-of-the-art technology in providing ultimate solutions tailored to our clients’ needs. We have also adopted strategies that will ensure the highest global standard of quality service delivery to our clients”.
On ticketing, the CEO said, “We represent all international and local airlines operating in Nigeria in ticketing sales, and we are ranked within the top ten agents for all international carriers in Nigeria.” For student visas, “We provide education consultancy by promoting African talents and exposing them to the world, giving them insight on the importance of seeking more knowledge and skills abroad that can help in redefining and redressing the problem of our nation,” she said.
